First they were friends. Then they were foes.
Last November, the world was enchanted by the unlikely friendship that formed between Timur the goat and Amur the tiger at a zoo in Russia.
The goat was supposed to be the tiger’s lunch, but instead they formed a bond and shared the same enclosure.
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Their friendship however went sour, when the two had a violent falling out.
The zoo separated the pair after the goat poked the tiger with his horns, prompting the tiger to grab him by his teeth.
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Turns out, there isn’t any more trouble in Paradise. The social media stars have rekindled their bromance.
The Primorye Safari Park in Vladivostok, Russia, released video of Timur and Amur spending time together in separate enclosures this week.
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